This is a barn burnner of a smokey, peatted, thick oily, phenolic blast on arrival. Then giving way to sweet sodded oily malted middle, flowing into a long slow sweet smooth smokey burn. This whisky sit…

Blended whisky with alot goin on. Nutty honey vanilla, citrus fruit, smokey ash, on arrival then drops off to short uneventful finish. Great blend for all seasons.

Wow at 48% abv this malt packs a punch. Alcohol peppery 3 alarm fire gives way to buttery dry vanilla alchol grainy malty warm dry medium cleam finish.

Peat, smoke, earthy dominate this young Bowmore Islay, strong young alcohol gives way to peat, smokey malty grain goodness. Medium slow finish.

This whisky is hard to get to like. I tried, not happen. The nose was fruity like apples and lemons. The taste was wooden tannic with a short uneventful finish.

Heavy peated blast gives way to gentale smokey notes of fall leaf raking into burning piles, followed by floral, vanilla, oak. Long slow oily soft peated fruit finish. The best Scotch whisky ever created…

Ginger, Citrus spice, Grainy yeasty excellant mix with Toffee, Vanilla honey ending in short simple finish. Good everyday dram.

Well this one was not the disaster that the Select was, however it was not much better. Trying to give this one all benefits I could I still found it lacking.

After trying to give this Speysider an honest going over, I find that there are no good qualities about this one. The best use is for cleaning paint brushes.

Big let down from this distillery, Wood grain polish cleaning solvents mixed with damp over used poor cask.